dialogue in Greek
dialogue in Greek is διάλογος, συνομιλία — dialogue means a conversation between two or more people, especially in a book, play, or film.
dialogue in Greek
διάλογος
Pronounced: dialogos
συνομιλία
Pronounced: synomilia
What does "dialogue" mean?
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noun A conversation between two or more people, especially in a book, play, or film.
"The dialogue between the two characters felt completely natural."
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noun A formal exchange of views, especially between groups trying to resolve a conflict.
"The two nations agreed to open a dialogue on trade issues."
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verb To talk with someone in order to reach mutual understanding.
"The union and management agreed to dialogue before taking further action."
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dialogue in a sentence
- The dialogue between the two characters felt completely natural.
- She wrote sharp, funny dialogue for the sitcom.
- The two nations agreed to open a dialogue on trade issues.
- Leaders from both sides held a dialogue to end the long dispute.
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What is "dialogue" in Greek?
"dialogue" in Greek is διάλογος, συνομιλία. dialogue means: A conversation between two or more people, especially in a book, play, or film.
How do you pronounce διάλογος?
"dialogue" in Greek is διάλογος, pronounced "dialogos".
How do you use "dialogue" in a sentence?
Example: "The dialogue between the two characters felt completely natural." In Greek, "dialogue" is διάλογος, συνομιλία.
Are there other ways to say "dialogue" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "dialogue": διάλογος, συνομιλία.
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